proof of Silverman-Toeplitz theorem
First, we shall show that the series ∑∞n=0amnzn converges. Since the sequence {zn} converges, it must be bounded in absolute value
— there must exist a constant K>0
such that |zn|≤K for all n. Hence, |amnzn|≤K|amn|. Summing this gives
∞∑n=0|amnzn|≤K∞∑n=0|amn|≤KB. |
Hence, the series ∑∞n=0amnzn is absolutely convergent which, in turn, implies that it converges.
Let z denote the limit of the sequence {zn} as n→∞. Then |z|≤K. We need to show that, for every ϵ>0, there exists an integer M such that
|∞∑n=0amnzn-z|<ϵ |
whenever m>M.
Since the sequence {zn} converges, there must exist an integer n1 such that |zn-z|<ϵ4B whenever n>n1.
By condition 3, there must exist constants mo,m1,…,mn1 such that
|amn|<ϵ4(n1+1)(K+1) | (1) |
Choose Then
(2) |
when
By condition 2, there exists a constant such that
whenever . By (1),
when . Hence, if and , we have
(3) |
Title | proof of Silverman-Toeplitz theorem |
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Canonical name | ProofOfSilvermanToeplitzTheorem |
Date of creation | 2013-03-22 14:51:35 |
Last modified on | 2013-03-22 14:51:35 |
Owner | rspuzio (6075) |
Last modified by | rspuzio (6075) |
Numerical id | 27 |
Author | rspuzio (6075) |
Entry type | Proof |
Classification | msc 40B05 |